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Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

Lana said Cola was 'inspired by' a Harvey Weinstein impresario figure, not explicitly about him. Think of it in a simlar way in her music she says that "Bill" and "Jim" are her lovers, but they're not explicitly about any particular Bills and Jims in her life.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/lana-del-rey-harvey-weinstein-cola-2155455
 

She mightve also had a consensual business-esque fling with him, but after a bunch of other people calling him out, she found it "better" to retire it and change the lyrics  (just a rumor/speculation pulled from muh ass mind)

The weird intro is actually just a slowed down, reversed audio of the guitar loop. Surprise!
This isn't confirmed or anything but I believe it's there to prevent copyright detection. The function of adding it means that it extends the track duration which foils auto-detection based on track duration, and additionally distorts the sound so that YouTube (or whatever site hosted) doesn't detect it.
This isn't as common now but when YouTube first became a thing it used to just automatically delete all tracks that were copyrighted, and then there was a big shift on legislation that allowed tracks to be used if they weren't monetised and the label allowed it or if it was for educational or personal use. Because of this taking a while to kick in, a lot of albums that came out during the 2010s with bonus regionally locked tracks that were shared on YouTube often used these wacky methods to bypass detection so they could all be enjoyed. For example, I don't know if it was intentionally done on Fine China but there is a like some 'traffic' sound effects that play which would be there to avoid detection. Other tracks have like a minute of silence before they start, some songs like Prom Song change pitch etc. The Flipside on YouTube that runs for 5:23 is also slightly slowed down to draw it out a little more - it's subtle but still enough to be noticable. 
So why does this end up randomly on audio files? Potentially whoever was sharing these files just ripped it high quality off YouTube and just did the rounds bundled up with the rest of the CD. I'd guess that any audio files are capped at 320kps. The 5:10 version with no intro is the official, real version. 

Why does everyone forget that Jack did NFR and COCC
Melo and Solar Power
He is hit and miss, quite frankly
I just don't think he's the genius people make him out to be; his own music fucking sucks 
But I'm glad they're having fun and that she found someone she clearly enjoys working with

That 'Cola' is about Harvey Weinstein 

I wrote something about this here!
http://lanaboards.com/topic/12428-minor-general-questions-that-dont-deserve-their-own-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1294633

I wrote something about this here!
http://lanaboards.com/topic/12428-minor-general-questions-that-dont-deserve-their-own-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1294633

I wrote something about this here!
http://lanaboards.com/topic/12428-minor-general-questions-that-dont-deserve-their-own-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1294633

The weird intro is actually just a slowed down, reversed audio of the guitar loop. Surprise!
This isn't confirmed or anything but I believe it's there to prevent copyright detection. The function of adding it means that it extends the track duration which foils auto-detection based on track duration, and additionally distorts the sound so that YouTube (or whatever site hosted) doesn't detect it.
This isn't as common now but when YouTube first became a thing it used to just automatically delete all tracks that were copyrighted, and then there was a big shift on legislation that allowed tracks to be used if they weren't monetised and the label allowed it or if it was for educational or personal use. Because of this taking a while to kick in, a lot of albums that came out during the 2010s with bonus regionally locked tracks that were shared on YouTube often used these wacky methods to bypass detection so they could all be enjoyed. For example, I don't know if it was intentionally done on Fine China but there is a like some 'traffic' sound effects that play which would be there to avoid detection. Other tracks have like a minute of silence before they start, some songs like Prom Song change pitch etc. The Flipside on YouTube that runs for 5:23 is also slightly slowed down to draw it out a little more - it's subtle but still enough to be noticable. 
So why does this end up randomly on audio files? Potentially whoever was sharing these files just ripped it high quality off YouTube and just did the rounds bundled up with the rest of the CD. I'd guess that any audio files are capped at 320kps. The 5:10 version with no intro is the official, real version. 

I wrote something about this here!
http://lanaboards.com/topic/12428-minor-general-questions-that-dont-deserve-their-own-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1294633

i recently learned that burnt norton isn't an original poem but it might be just me being uneducated 

thank you so much for clearing this up! 

Basically the title.
For example, I learned not so long ago that Flipside's "intro" is actually fanmade and it's just the real intro guitar looped and reversed I believe   As the song is not available on streaming and I don't have the special UV versions I've always listened to it from YT or other not legit places so I was shocked when someone here mentioned it.
Another clearer one (that I think almost everybody knows at this point but I see a lot from youtube and tiktok stans) is that the male voice in Brooklyn Baby is not Barrie 

Just saw the new Scream: It's really good actually! Imo it's Scream 1 > 4 > 5 >>> 3 > 2
The only thing I think was tarnishing it is how they tried to make every character related to characters of previous movies, which just made it confusing 
However the deaths were really gory and really good imo